Question 1

Can you handle a boiler swap on a Conservation Area frontage?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we plan flue routes around the principal elevation, prefer rear or side terminations where consents allow, and check borderline cases with East Lothian planning before quoting. Most EH32 Conservation Area work goes through under permitted development with the right siting.

Question 2

Will a new combi actually fix the weak shower in our Longniddry semi?

Accepted Answer

Usually yes, but only if the incoming mains can supply it. We test flow rate at the kitchen tap before quoting — if the supply is tight (which is common on the older Garden Village circuits), we'll either size the combi accordingly or recommend a system-and-cylinder setup instead. Either way you get an honest spec, not a sales-driven one.

Question 3

What makes a visit to Longniddry different from a generic area booking?

Accepted Answer

Tested incoming mains flow rate (rather than assumed pressure) decides whether a combi will actually deliver an enjoyable shower in the older village stock — we run a pressure-and-flow test on day one of every survey. That local constraint is recorded before we recommend equipment, access arrangements or a likely project sequence.

Areas We Cover

Scottish Borders

East Lothian

Midlothian

Northumberland

Neighbourhoods we cover in detail